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02 Our Aliner Camper – “Tin Tent” Camping Tour of America’s National Parks
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GI – P- 38 – Can Opener $0.24 GI-P-38 Can Opener 1½ long fits on key chain. Great backpacking tool…. |
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LunchBots Uno Stainless Steel /Food Container,Blue $14.00 Avoid chemical leaching plastic when you pack your lunch to go with a durable LunchBots Uno container. Made from the highest quality 18/8 stainless steel, LunchBots are eco-friendly and reusable which means you are saving money and the environment. The single compartment Uno is the perfect container for packing a sandwich, sushi, burrito, and more…. |
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Lodge Logic, Seasoned Cast Iron Cookware Muffin/Cornbread Pan $13.99 This old-fashioned designed piece is slightly more compact and 6 muffins at a time. Pam measures 7-1/2 by 1-1/2 by 5-1/4 inches. Impressions are 2-1/2 inches in diameter x 1-1/2 inch in Depth. Pre-seasoned and ready to use!… |
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Gerber 31-000701 Bear Grylls Survival Series Ultimate Kit $67.50 The product of collaboration between Gerber and survival expert Bear Grylls, the Ultimate Kit is a 15-piece survival kit built for hostile environments. It fits in your pack and has everything you need–including Gerber’s miniature multi-tool, a fire starter, a survival blanket, and a wire cutter–to survive even in the toughest spots.Survival Series Ultimate KitAt a Glance:15-piece survival kit b… |
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Rothco Deluxe Adventurer Survival Kit Knife $20.49 Be prepared for anything on your next outdoor adventure with the Rothco 3235 Adventurer Survival Kit Knife, which comes with everything you need to make the most of your surroundings. The knife is 10.5 inches long, and the hollow handle contains a fish line, hook, sinkers, bandages, small harpoon, signal mirror, finger tip saw, pencil, and more. The blade is 5.25 inches long, and slides into the i… |
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SOL Origin Survival Kit and Essential Survival Tools $60.00 The SOL Origin redefines the survival kit from the ground up. In one product that fits in the palm of your hand, the Origin gives you the collection of tools you need to survive the unexpected and make it back alive. The heart of the Origin is its ABS-plastic waterproof case, which contains an array of key survival tools: Integrated into the lid is a flip-up Rescue Flash signal mirror with retrore… |
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S Out $1.99 … |
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Adventure Medical Kits Pocket Survival Pack $35.71 Adventure Medical Kits offers a collection of survival tools in a small package…. |
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Margot Elena Tokyo Milk Poe’s Tobacco, 6 Ounce $12.00 Buy Tokyo Milk Candles – Tokyo Milk Crushed & Distilled Tin Candle No.01 Poe’s Tobacco… |
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Backwoods Soap – 100% Natural & Handcrafted, in Reusable Travel Gift Tin $9.50 Seattle Sundries makes distinctive artisan soaps from premium, natural ingredients. Our round bar soaps are made from scratch using only natural scents and colors, and come packaged in handy reusable and recyclable travel tins. They are an affordable luxury for yourself, or great gifts for the witty and discerning soap users in your life. Backwoods Soap Insert Card Reads: “The wafting scent of the… |
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Camping: $12.23 Camping |
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Camping $81.25 Camping is an outdoor recreational activity. The participants, known as campers, leave urban areas, their home region, or civilization and enjoy nature while spending one or several nights, usually at a campsite, which may have cabins. Camping may involve the use of a tent, a primitive structure, or no shelter at all.Camping as a recreational activity became popular in the early 20th century. Campers frequent national parks, other publicly owned natural areas, and privately owned campgrounds.Camping is also used as a cheap form of accommodation for people attending large open air events such as sporting meetings and music festivals. Organizers will provide a field and basic amenities. Author: Miller, Frederic P./ Vandome, Agnes F./ McBrewster, John Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 90 Publication Date: 2009/12/02 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.21 inches |
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The Camping Cookbook: $11.52 The Camping Cookbook |
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Best Camping $10 Best Camping |
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Camping Backpack $31 Camping Backpack |
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Tin Man $24.99 Tin Man |
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Tin Guy $119.99 Tin Guy |
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Tin Opener $10 Tin Opener |
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Tin Turtle $10 Tin Turtle |
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The Tin Box $8.19 The Tin Box |
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This Is Camping $4.99 For everything you do, there’s a song that hits the spot. MOG brings them all to you: a world of music on demand, unlimited mobile downloads and ways to discover music free from the limitations of Pandora. The music you love, with you everywhere you go. |
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Camping in Comfort $20.04 Mcgraw Hill – Camping in Comfort – 103956 |
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Camping Life $14.97 America’s family camping magazine, Camping Life focuses on tent camping, tent trailers, truck campers, and vans. Each issue covers every aspect of family-oriented camping, including equipment reviews, camping tips, first aid lessons, and news about camping destination across the U.S. |
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The Tin $4.99 We believe it is important to preserve what makes music special, and make it easy to craft listening experiences. At MOG, browse millions songs and play them instantly. Or just turn on radio where you can stop and replay songs. You can also create playlists for any occasion, and even download songs to your mobile. We are dedicated to employing the cleanest but most powerful technology so you can enjoy music as much as ever. |
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In the Tin $14.58 No Synopsis Available |
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B.I. Camping $13.04 Globe Pequot Press – B.I. Camping – 106606 |
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CAmping Camping Mug by CafePress $11 I’d rather be camping T-shirts and gifts Camping Mug The perfect size for your favorite morning beverage or late night brew. Large, easy-grip handle. Treat yourself or give as a gift to someone special. Measures 3.75 tall, 3 diameter. Dishwasher and microwave safe. |
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2219 Camping Kit $14.48 Browning 2219 Camping Kit |
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5096 Camping Kit $14.48 Browning 5096 Camping Kit |
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Leave-No-Crumbs Camping Cookbook $10.46 Leave-No-Crumbs Camping Cookbook |
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Totally Ckbk Camping $4.95 Totally Ckbk Camping |
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The Great American Camping Cookbook $12.56 The Great American Camping Cookbook |
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Hunting, Fishing, and Camping: $13.16 Hunting, Fishing, and Camping |
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Camping in the Old Style $24.99 Woven into the author’s discussions of old-style camping is his critique of the synthetic type: ‘If one buys or makes gear, it should be done from renewable resources, or recyclable materials, such as wool, cotton, wood, army surplus, and tin cans. |
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Football Venues in Panama Football Venues in Panama: Estadio Bernardo Gil, Estadio Rommel Fernandez, Estadio Agusestadio Bernardo Gil, Estadio Rommel Fernandez, Estadio Agustin Sanchez, Estadio Virgilio Tejeira Tin Sanchez, Estadio Virgilio Tejeira $12.39 New – Chapters: Estadio Bernardo Gil, Estadio Rommel Fernandez, Estadio Agustin Sanchez, Estadio Virgilio Tejeira, Estadio Aristocles Castillo, Estadio Armando Dely Valdes, Estadio Camping Resort, Estadio Municipal de Balboa, Estadio Javier Cruz, Estadio Kenny Sarracin. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 28. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Estadio Berna |
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Football Venues in Panama Football Venues in Panama: Estadio Bernardo Gil, Estadio Rommel Fernandez, Estadio Agusestadio Bernardo Gil, Estadio Rommel Fernandez, Estadio Agustin Sanchez, Estadio Virgilio Tejeira Tin Sanchez, Estadio Virgilio Tejeira $12.82 New – Chapters: Estadio Bernardo Gil, Estadio Rommel Fernandez, Estadio Agustin Sanchez, Estadio Virgilio Tejeira, Estadio Aristocles Castillo, Estadio Armando Dely Valdes, Estadio Camping Resort, Estadio Municipal de Balboa, Estadio Javier Cruz, Estadio Kenny Sarracin. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 28. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Estadio Berna |
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Practical Hints On Camping $14.14 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:CHAPTER IV. A FEW GENERAL DIRECTIONS. AFTER pitching your tent, if you expect to remain at the same spot longer than a day or two, you cannot do better than to devote the next few hours to making your camp as comfortable and pleasant as possible. Put everything in order at once. Do not delay, thinking you can fix up at any time. It is a good plan to stay your tent with extra ropes rrfhning from the top of the upright poles. Fasten a number of hooks to your ridge-pole for hanging your clo’tjiing at night. If you do not have hooks, you can run a stout line for hanging just below the ridge-pole. See what articles you expect to retain in the tent and what are to be put elsewhere. Select your spot for the camp-fire. If your party is large, or if you have ladies with you, you had better find a few boards, and make a rough table; a couple of boards running parallel with the table will be found more convenient for seats than camp chairs. Dig a good-sized hole for a sink, into which you can throw refuse from your kitchen, and as fast as you throw in anything cover it with a littleearth. This will avoid attracting flies and insects. Do not leave parings, old bones and bits from the table lying around upon the ground. Have everything clean and neat around your camp. See that your fire is at a proper distance from your tent and from your table. Do not have these so far from each other as to waste time in walking back and forth. The table should be conveniently near your fire, but not so near as to causeannoyance from the srnoke. If possible, store your provisions outside ot your tent, but see to it that they are kept dry. Everything should be well covered. Tin cans of all sizes, with tight-fitting covers, will be found most serviceable. Some provisions can be kept in a bag suspended |
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Premium Cast Iron Corn Grinder For Wheat & Grains or Use As A Nut Mill $19.95 If you are in the market for a corn grinder, stop looking! These high quality grinders feature cast iron components and are designed to withstand years of use. Now you can grinds corn, grain, coffee beans, herbs, seeds, peppers, etc. at any time. These are great for making those secret recipes even better–get yours today before they are gone. Who wants to eat grits without butter?Freshly processed grains retain the natural oils, flavor and nutrients missing from the products purchased from the grocery store, or even a health-food store. Because of this, grits made out of freshly ground corn, plain water and a little salt are richer and more flavorful than any commercial version. Most commercial corn products have had the corn oil chemically extracted from them prior to reaching the marketplace. Some of this corn oil is then hydrogenated (a big no-no) and marketed as margarine, only to be added back to grits and cornbread. Fresh grits and cornbread have never been robbed of their God-given nutrients and the flavor and freshness testify to it! The options are endless… Try making homemade cream-of-wheat, cracked multi-grain cereals, fresh corn tortillas, polenta or even real old-fashioned cornbread! The grain mill also grinds most every kind of bean for making Ezekiel Bread or authentic south-of-the-border refried beans. The manual corn, bean and grain mill has brought a flavorful zest and authenticity to our family’s corn products in particular. The fresh corn flavor adds what no chef can to our enchiladas, polenta pie or grist-ground cornbread. We even take this mill on camping trips! In just minutes we have flour to bake bread over the open fire and the next morning, using a coarser grind, we have a hearty cream of wheat cereal. The mill is manufactured for the rugged use of South American kitchens. Made out of the finest quality cast-iron, guarantees a long life. The tin plating prevents rust and makes it a snap to dust off after use.Features:Ideal for gr |
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RV & Camper Toys $15.88 Wow! This colorful book showcases the world of miniature RVs and travel trailers. The authors have added plenty of history and tidbits about each piece, along with a concise history of each segment of toy, including: Early RV Toys, Airstream Toys, Japan Tin RV Toys, Travel Trailer Toys, Camper Van Toys, Truck Camper Toys, Motorhome Toys, Little Kids’ RV Toys, Foreign RV Toys, and last but not least the fun but useful RV toys that were also salt and pepper shakers, birdhouse, tea pots, paperweights, Christmas ornaments, cardboards cutouts, and more. A star-rating guide helps depict which toys are the most collectible, although the authors’ have picked the best selection from the largest collection of RV/Camper toys. Makes a great gift book for anyone into camping or toy nostalgia. |
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Survival Cookbook $8.99 Do you have stored food for emergencies? Do you have recipes for tasty food from this stored food? These are recipes for stored- type foods and aren’t in any regular cookbooks that I know of. This may be what you’re looking for or may some day need. There is a Camping/Trail Section in this cookbook, but MANY of the recipes throughout the rest of the booklet would also work great for campfire cooking. During about 25 years of jungle living in Bolivia, South America, my mother collected these recipes. Some recipes are hers, some shared from other jungle wives and mothers. Where we lived, there were no grocery stores, no roads, no TVs, no electricity, no plumbing, no other people for about 1? hours flying time over a beautiful emerald carpet of Amazonian rainforest with an occasional brown river ribbon winding across the endless green below. Every 3 to 5 months, a Cessna would bring supplies, like batteries, 100 lb. bag of flour, raisins, canned foods, shotgun shells, outboard motor parts & gasoline, and most importantly – mail. My first summer in the jungle, Mom baked bread in a tin oven over a campfire. The next year she had a wood burning stove my father made for her from the round cut-off ends of a barrel & tins cans, clayed around to make a fire box, and a chimney stack of 5 gallon gas cans wired together. She still used the tin oven on the stove top for baking. It’s not easy baking over a wood fire, trying to keep it burning evenly and consistently. My wish for you is that this recipe collection from Elena Josephine Garland Johnson will be a help to you. She would like that. She’s the lady in the front cover picture. |
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Survival Cookbook $18.49 Do you have stored food for emergencies? Do you have recipes for tasty food from this stored food? These are recipes for stored- type foods and aren’t in any regular cookbooks that I know of. This may be what you’re looking for or may some day need. There is a Camping/Trail Section in this cookbook, but MANY of the recipes throughout the rest of the booklet would also work great for campfire cooking. During about 25 years of jungle living in Bolivia, South America, my mother collected these recipes. Some recipes are hers, some shared from other jungle wives and mothers. Where we lived, there were no grocery stores, no roads, no TVs, no electricity, no plumbing, no other people for about 1? hours flying time over a beautiful emerald carpet of Amazonian rainforest with an occasional brown river ribbon winding across the endless green below. Every 3 to 5 months, a Cessna would bring supplies, like batteries, 100 lb. bag of flour, raisins, canned foods, shotgun shells, outboard motor parts & gasoline, and most importantly – mail. My first summer in the jungle, Mom baked bread in a tin oven over a campfire. The next year she had a wood burning stove my father made for her from the round cut-off ends of a barrel & tins cans, clayed around to make a fire box, and a chimney stack of 5 gallon gas cans wired together. She still used the tin oven on the stove top for baking. It’s not easy baking over a wood fire, trying to keep it burning evenly and consistently. My wish for you is that this recipe collection from Elena Josephine Garland Johnson will be a help to you. She would like that. She’s the lady in the front cover picture. |
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Survival Kit in a Sardine Can $13 “This lightweight waterproof tin puts an entire survival kit in your pocket. We still can’t believe all it holds: a compass, whistle, matches, first aid instructions, razor blade, pencil, non-aspirin pain reliever, fire starter cube, adhesive bandage, energy nugget, reflective signal surface, fish hook & line, duct tape, wire clip, note paper, tea, sugar, salt, gum, watertight bag, safety pin, antibiotic ointment and alcohol prep pad. With all this gear stashed in the smallest possible space to keep bikers, hikers, campers, boaters and adventurers of all kinds prepared, it even floats. USA.” |
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Take the Kids Travelling $0.99 The first guide of its kind, with comprehensive travel advice for all parents and carers of babies and children, from toddlers to teens. Lots of great holiday ideas; agents, contacts, and places to stay, from luxury cruises to low-budget camping. Safety tips for the urban jungle and the wilderness. What to do if your child is lost, and how whistles, bracelets and tin foil could save a child’s life. Expert medical advice on motion sickness and jetlag, emergency procedures, finding a good doctor far from home, and natural remedies for bites, burns and grazes. Clear and sensitive advice on preparing your child, finding a good babysitter, and how to tell if your destination is as child-friendly as it claims to be. Stress-busting toys and games for bored kids, from Motorway Snap to the latest in children’s laptops and musical beads. (6 x 8 1/4, 222 pages, color photos, lists) |
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Think-ets Genius $18.98 Think-ets Genius is a more challenging version of the original award-winning Think-ets game and features a fun and unique assortment of 15 miniature trinkets from around the world. Use them to play an endless variety of games with friends and family as you exercise your brain while having fun! Think-ets Genius features 12 new games for creative storytelling, including word games and family parlor style games. Use the trinkets to tell a Surprise Story, a Time Warp Story or an Interrupted Story. Or use them to play Name that Word, Ghost or Killer Mouse. Think-ets are perfect for creative family (or group) fun and one-on-one special time with your child. Play them home, in your fort, on the playground, before or after your food arrives at a restaurant, while traveling or camping and of course, while taking a break from hiking, biking, paragliding and more!Contents Include: 15 miniature items from around the world (including a 12-sided die), embossed tin, rule book, blank notepad and pencil. |
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November 30, 2011 3:54 am | 
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